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All 17 terms

TermDefinition
auspiciousattended by favorable circumstances
dodderingfeeble minded from age; senile
anarchista person who advocates anarchy
anarchythe absence of any form of political authority
deferencecourteous respect
absolveto pronounce clear of guilt
vigila period or act of observing; surveillance
lamentationan expression of grief or mourning
transgressto act in violation of the law
prevailto be greater in strength or influence; triumph
profaneto blaspheme
revelsfestivities
implacableincapable of appeasement or mitigation
augurythe art, ability, or practice of foretelling events or interpreting omens
entrailsinternal organs, especially intestines
carriondead and decaying flesh
misgiveto arouse suspicion

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Terms 17
Creator kr12980
Created February 10, 2009
Group STUDY BUDDIES!!!
Subject English vocabulary
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kr12980 : yes, there is an extra word: anarchy and anarchist are both there. enjoy : )
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kr12980 : wow people are actually using it
ch12972 : i know denise! i cant keep up with it
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  1. prevail to be greater in strength or influence; triumph - 43 misses
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